Most importantly it keeps your dirty ass... greeeeezy mits off of it :jointsmile:

Haha. Nah, but the oil on your fingers is like a magnet for fine particulates that envelope the bud. If it's brick or just overall seedy, use your fingers. That shit's been passed around the block so many times there isn't much to lose by now. Also, you don't really want to be grinding up stems and seeds, so using your hands will let you sort through the junk. When you get those nugs that make you say "Unhhhhhhhhh... na nahh na nahhh :stoned:" you want to use a grinder. Shit I take mine out of a glass jar with chopsticks, cut it once or twice with scissors straight into the grinder, then use a paint brush to track down any sneaky trichs that felt like jumping ship. It's a sickness :hippy: haha

I especially recommend grinders for hiking, camping, fishing, snowboarding, canoeing, etc. It sucks trying to break shit up trail-side when the wind is kicking. It also takes too long (you're outdoors... LOOK AT NATURE... no time to stare at bud crumbs :jointsmile

There is not much that hurts me more than seeing someone break up some sparkly... stanky shit with their fingers. Squishing it together...... hands looking like they just ate cool ranch Dorito's there are so many crystals. Then they either lick their fingers or wipe it off on their pants?? :wtf:
Yeah... not much that hurts me more.... except if they don't let me hit it :stoned:
TheMetal1 Reviewed by TheMetal1 on . Importance of Grinding I was just wondering what is the point of grinding. I see that people here grind their stuff all the time, or at least break it apart with their hands. Does it just make it burn more equally? Makes it more efficient? I wish I had more smoking buddies, cause I think its pretty fun having conversations while stoned and you can learn so much more Rating: 5